Novels by Khronesnexus

Elias POVI shook my head firmly, my hands clenched under the table. “I’m not going back with you. I’m not becoming some lab experiment again. I just want to be left alone.”Uncle Lang sighed. “It’s not that simple. Your condition is rare. Without proper medical support, there could be serious complications for both you and the child. We’re not asking you to give up your freedom. We just want to ensure a safe outcome.”I remained on the ground, refusing to budge. “No. I’ve had enough of being controlled. I left my family for this same reason. I won’t trade one cage for another.”Theodore finally spoke. “You will be staying with me. Once you are close to childbirth, you will be sent over to Mr Lang’s place for the delivery and recovery.”My eyes widened. “What? No. I’m not agreeing to that. I can find my own way—”Theodore cut me off, his tone leaving no room for argument. “Think about yourself and the child. This isn’t about control. It’s about survival. You know the risks, don’t be s

Elias POV Jane continued helping me pick out clothes, chatting casually as she added more items to the growing pile. I was still trying to process everything when Theodore finally came out of the back room. He walked straight toward us, his expression as stiff as ever.“Have you gotten enough clothes?” he asked me directly.I nodded quickly. “Yes. Jane helped me pick some comfortable ones. Thank you.”Jane smiled and began totaling the bill on the counter. Theodore pulled out his card without hesitation and handed it to her. As she processed the payment, Lisa suddenly appeared again, trailing behind Theodore like a shadow.“Theo, please! Just one date? I promise it’ll be fun,” Lisa pleaded, batting her eyelashes. “We can go anywhere you want. I’ll even let you choose. Dinner? Movie? Anything!”Theodore didn’t say a single word. He simply took his card back after the payment went through and walked out of the shop.I quickly gathered all the shopping bags, thanked Jane, and hurried af

Elias POVI stood there, trembling, my mind racing. The room felt smaller, even the air grew thicker. I didn’t know how much he already knew, but the fear of being judged made my stomach twist painfully.“It was a horrible night,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. “I… I was dragged. I didn’t want any of it. It just… happened.”Theodore watched me for a long moment, his expression still unreadable. “When you’re ready, you can tell me the full story."He stood up smoothly and walked toward his room. Before entering, he paused and glanced back at me. “Dress properly. We have places to go.”I nodded numbly, still trying to process everything. Theodore disappeared into his room to change clothes, leaving me alone in the living room with my thoughts.A few minutes later, Theodore came out of his room wearing a simple but well-fitted black shirt and dark trousers. He looked sharp and composed, as always. Without saying much, he gestured for me to follow him.We stepped out of the apartme

Elias POVI woke up with a start, my body heavy from the deep sleep I desperately needed. The room was bright with daylight. I reached for my phone on the nightstand and checked the time.11:00 AM.My heart jumped into my throat. “Oh no…”I had overslept badly. Theodore had said 10am. Panic surged through me as I threw the covers off and rushed to get dressed, my hands shaking slightly as I pulled on fresh clothes. I quickly washed my face, ran a hand through my messy hair, and bolted out of the room, still trying to button my shirt properly.I rushed into the living room and stopped short.Theodore was sitting calmly in an armchair near the window, a book in his hand. He looked completely relaxed, turning a page as if he had all the time in the world. The morning light highlighted his sharp features and the faint scar near his jaw. He didn’t even glance up at first.I stood there awkwardly, breathing heavily from rushing. “Theodore… I’m so sorry. I overslept. I didn’t mean to keep y

Elias POV“Brother…?” The tall man stood there for a moment, water dripping from his coat onto the floor. His cold eyes scanned the room, lingering on me for a brief second before he turned away without a word or greeting. Mia, Derek, and I instinctively moved toward him, surrounding him in the hallway. “Theo!” Mia said brightly, reaching out to help him with his wet coat. “You’re soaked! Why were you walking in the rain again? Come on, let’s get you dry before you catch a cold.” Derek stepped closer, his voice casual but concerned. “Yeah, Theo. You look like you’ve had a long day. Dinner’s still warm, come join us.” I stood there shyly, my heart still racing from the shock. I managed a small, hesitant greeting. “Theodore… it’s good to see you again after so long.” Theodore didn’t say anything. He simply shrugged off his coat, handed it to Mia, and walked past us toward the stairs without a single word or glance in my direction. Mia and I exchanged a quick look. As soon as he

Elias POV Derek’s apartment was on the third floor of a modest building in a quiet neighborhood. The ride there had been mostly silent, with Derek occasionally glancing at me. I followed him up the stairs, my small bag feeling heavier than it should have. On the way here he had bought me clothes after I told him I had none. “Here we are,” Derek said, unlocking the door and pushing it open. “It’s not much, but it’s home. Come on in.” I stepped inside. The living room was filled with the siblings pictures, a scissors was on the table. It felt...very different from the cold luxury I had grown up with. Derek led me down a short hallway. “This is the spare room. It’s got its own bathroom attached. The bed is comfortable, and there’s a desk if you need it.” He opened the door. The room was clean and modern — a queen-sized bed with fresh linens, a large wardrobe, and a window with nice curtains. It felt welcoming and private. “It’s perfect,” I said quietly, stepping inside.